JP0355031 Bibliography of Electron and Photon Cross Sections with Atoms and Molecules Published in the 20'hCentury - Argon - M. Hayashi (Received Jan. 17, 2003 NIFS-DATA-72 Jan. 2003 41 410 01 RESEARCH REPORT NIFS-DATA Series This report was prepared as a preprint of work perfon-ned as a collaboration research of the National Institute for Fusion Science (NIFS) of Japan. The views presented here are solely those of the authors. Ibis document is intended for iformation only and may be published in a journal after some rearrangement of its contents in the future. Inquiries about copyright should be addressed to the Research Information Center, National Insitute for Fusion Science, Oroshi-cho, Toki-shi, Gifu-ken 509-5292 Japan. 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These works covered 17 atoms and 51 molecules. The present bibliography is only for argon (Ar). About 1960 papers were compiled. A comprehensive author index is included. The bibliography covers the period 1921 through 2000 for Ar. Finally, author's recommended Ar electron collision cross section set is given in numerical tables. Keywords Ar atom, collision cross section, electron, elastic scattering, electronic excitation, ionization, photon, photoabsorption, photodissociation, photoexcitation, photoionization, electron swarm, drift velocity, diffusion coefficient, ionization coefficient, excitation and ionization energies, transition probability, lifetimes of excited states This work was carried out under the collaboration research program at National Institute for Fusion Science. Introduction History This bibliography is the result of a continuing literature survey which was begun around 1970 and originally encompassed only electron collision cross section and electron swarm data. The organization responsible for undertaking this survey is Nagoya Institute of Technology, Nagoya. From 1994, the work continued to Gaseous Electronics Institute, Nagoya. In 1997, the collection of photon cross section references was begun. The search for references in both cases was retrospective and included all papers reporting measurements, calculations or reviews of such cross sections and electron swarm data. Scope This bibliography contains references to original research papers which report experiments or theoretical calculations of cross sections for electron and photon collisions with argon (Ar) atom. The review papers on this subject are also included. Some argon cluster papers are included. Some conference reports, company or agency reports and Ph.D. thesis are included. Argon ion papers and positron collision papers are not included in principle. Papers reporting the following data are included. For electron collision cross sections 1) elastic scattering 2) electronic excitation 3) ionization 4) grand total scattering (sum of elastic and inelastic cross sections) 5) metastable argon 6) electron swarm parameters (drift velocity, diffusion coefficient) 7) excitation and ionization coefficients For photon collision cross section 1) photoabsorption 2) photoexcitation and fluorescence 3) photodissociation 4) photoionization For some related data 1) excitation and ionization energies 2) transition probabilities 3) lifetimes of excited states 4) others The energy range for electron cross section data is usually 0 -10 keV, but some higher electron energy papers are included. The wavelength range for photon cross section data is from microwaves to X-rays. Most papers are concerned with infrared, visible and ultraviolet ray region. The bibliography includes the papers published in the 20th century, from 1901 to 2000. But the oldest paper in this list is given by C. Ramsauer 1921). So for this argon bibliography, published papers from 1921 to 1999 are compiled in alphabetical order of the first author's surname of the paper. References published in 2000 and plus some old papers found very recently after compilation are added as "Addenda of References for Ar". In total, about 1960 papers are compiled in the argon bibliography. Organization This report consists of four parts introduction, the bibliography and its addenda, author index and an electron collision cross section set recommended by the author. Bibliography In this section the complete citation for all references are given. At first following classifications are shown E Elastic collision EX: electronic EXcitation I Ionization ME: MEtastable argon S electron Swarm 0 Others (photon cross sections and others) All author's initials and surname, journal name, volume, inclusive pages and year of publication are given as well as the title, and some additional information in the square bracket E and T in the square bracket mean experiment and theory. Author Index In this section all authors are listed alphabetically by surname. After each author's name is a list of page numbers indicating which references he or she authored or coauthored. Electron Collision Cross Section Set for Argon (Ar) Electron collision cross section set of elastic, electronic excitation and ionization collision for argon recommended by the author are given by the tables. Final conclusions are given and detailed discussions are not shown here. Elastic total and elastic momentum transfer cross sections are obtained from author's recommended elastic differential cross sections. These values of the set are not final, in other words, tentative values. Acknowledgments The author would like to say many thanks to: Kazuo Takayanagi and Yukikazu Itikawa of ISAS, Tokyo and Sagamihara, Hiroyuki Tawara of NIFS, Nagoya and Toki, Yoshiharu Nakamura of Keio University, Kanagawa, Yoshihiko Hatano of Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo for continuous support and encouragement. The author also would like to say many thanks to the librarians of the following organizations Nagoya Institute of Technology, Nagoya Nagoya University, Nagoya (five libraries) Institute of Plasma Physics, Nagoya University National Institute for Fusion Science, Toki Institute for Molecular Science, Okazaki Finally, the author would like to say many thanks to Kayo Hirono for longstanding support for the preparation of these bibliographies. References for Ar 1900 - 1999) (Argon) [Inerr gas, Noble gas] E Elastic collision, EX Electronic excitation, I Ionization, QT Grand total cross section, ME Metastable argon, S Swarm, 0 : The others, a Ionization coefficient 1: Additional informations, : Exp., T : Theory. The oldest paper in this list is given by CRamsauer 1921). QT W.H.Aberth Thesis, New York University.1-57 1963) Measurement of total cross sections for the scattering of low energy electrons by argon and molecular oxygen and nitrogen. [E, Ar, 02, N21 QT W.AberthG.Sunshine and B.Bederson : in Atomic Collision Processes, North- Holland, 3rd ICPEAC, London 53-58 1964) Absolute measurement of total cross sections for the scattering of low energy electrons by argon, nitrogen and oxygen. [E. Ar, N2, 02; 1 - 25 eV] a RR.Abdulla Thesis, University of Wales, Swansea 1981) Ionization and breakdown in argon. [E, Ar; 15 - 3600 Td] 0 M.Y.Adam.F.WuilleumierS.KrummacherN.SandnerV.Schmidt and W.Mehlhorn J.Elect.Spectrosc.Relat.Phenom.15,211-224 1979) Recent progress in the study of photoionization processes of atomic species by electron spectroscopy using synchrotron radiation. [E, hv , Ar, He, Xe, Pbl 0 M.Y.AdamP.Morin and G.Wendin : Phys.Rev.A31,1426-1433 1985) Photoelectron satellite spectrum in the region of the 3s Cooper minimum of argon. [E, h v , Ar; 40 - 70 eV] 0 D.L.Adams and W.Whaling : J.Opt.Soc.Am-71,1036-1038 1981) Argon branching ratios for spectral-intensity calibration. [E, h , Ar; 104 emission lines 2900 - 23000 Al I B.Adamczyk Ann.Univ.Maria Curie-Sklodowska, Lublin-Pol.Sect.AA24,157- (1970a) I B.Adamczyk Ann.Univ.Maria Curie-Sklodowska, Lublin-Pol.Sect.AA24,171- (1970b) - Ar I - 0 .A.Adamovich,A.V.Dem'yanov.N.A.DyatkoI.V.KochetovA.P.Napartovich and A. P.Strel'tsov : Sov-Phys-Tech.Phys.32,568-572 (1987)- Kinetics of slow electrons in an electron-beam pumped excimer laser. [L Ar, Xe, HCH 0 V. A.AdamovichA.V.Dem'yanov, .K. KochetovD.D.MalyutaYu. B.Smakovskii and A.P.Strel'tsov : Sov.J.Quant.Elect.20,1303-1309 1990) Modeling of an XeCl excimer laser excited by a fast electron beam. [L Ar 0 B.D.Adcock and W.E.G.Plumiree : J.Quant.Si)ectrosc.Radial.Transf.4,29- (I 9 6 4) On excitation temperature measurements in a plasma-jet, and transition probabilities for argon lines. [E, h v , Arl EX V.V.AfrosimovYu.S.GordeevV.M.Lavrov and S.G.Shchemelinin : Sov.Phys.JETP 1 28,821-825 (1969)- Energy loss spectra of electrons colliding with inert gas atoms. [E. Ne - Xe 4 keV1 0 M.Agentoft.T.AndersonJ.E.Handen.W.Persson and S.-G.Pettersson : Phys. Scr.29,57-60 1984) A study of the nsOnpl IS states in the rare gas ions. [E, Ne - Xel E K.M.AggarwalN.Nath and C.S.G.K.Setty Planet-Space Sci.27,753-768 (1979)- Collision frequency and transport properties of electrons in the ionosphere. [L Ar, He, H, N, 0, N2, 021 EX J.M.AjelloG.K.JamesB.Franklin and S.Howell : J.Phys.B23,4355-4376 1990) Study of electron impact excitation of argon in the extreme ultraviolet emission cross section of resonance lines of Arl , Ar U.